New France

Jean Talon took all the settlers from France and convinced them to come to New France, by giving them free land they can build on. He emptied France, and filled New France.

The job of the bishop was to provide a school to educate the priests and nuns of the roman cathlic church.

PIE

There was no king of New France. It was King Louis XIV of France and he made New France a royal province, the first step in Canada's evolution from colony to independent kingdom. In his reign he also fostered the social and economic development of Canada. The King was also one of the great patrons of literature and art, established many academies and wrote his memoirs.

No, Champlain is not an illegitimate son of a French king. He was born to a commoner couple. His mother's maiden name was "Le Roy" ("King") which is a common French name, but could cause some confusion in his story here.

They built forts for protection when they were fighting the British troops.

New BUildings were in new France

quebec

montreal and trois river or somethhing

In New France, various stores catered to the needs of settlers and Indigenous peoples. Key establishments included general stores that offered everyday goods like food, tools, and clothing, as well as trading posts where fur traders conducted commerce with Indigenous groups. Additionally, there were specialized shops, such as those selling textiles, hardware, and other imported goods from France. These stores played a crucial role in the economic and social life of the colony.

it was shaped like that because that is how they found it!!

In present-day Canada and America.

yes he was happy?

Tenant Farmer

around 8 to 12 years of age, no one knows for sure!

The old system of New France where seigneurs, or lords were granted parcels of land by France.

Since New France was a colony, it was expected to provide inexpensive, raw materials for the mother country which was France. Habitants helped by farming the raw materials and giving it to the seigneur. They used the farming to pay off their dept or they can pay off their dept in coins. These two methods of payment are called `cens et rens`. A seigneur is an official in New France who divided the land into rectangular strips for the Habitants to farm in. Almost every Habitant lives in 32 hector parcels of land. The seigneur did not own the land, but the king of France did which was King Lois the 14th. The seigneur was only asked to divide the land. Usually the seigneur`s plot was the biggest.

because they needed support as Britain was much stronger.

New Amsterdam

The name filles du roi means "the king's daughters". The name "fille du roi" was there to indicate that they were under the safeguard of the king.

The Filles du Roi were mostly orphans or abandoned young girls living in France in orphanage or in terrible condition. As it became clear that there was a need to get women to come to New France, to allow for population growth, they were placed under the patronage, or (symbolical) protection of the King.

Acting as a protector, he gave them a dowry (not necessarily money) and paid for their trip to New France.

becas ppl lived ther and tha needeed a plac to liv at

u tell me

because they fail